Los Angeles Dodgers Baseball Advent Calendar

Twilight over Chavez Ravine meets the December holiday season in the Los Angeles Dodgers Baseball Advent Calendar, a 24-day collector countdown built around the sights of Dodger Stadium and its modern roster. Across the front of the upright rigid paperboard box, floodlights illuminate the terraced ballpark bowl ringed by hillside palm trees and the distant Downtown Los Angeles skyline. Above the stadium artwork, the white interlocking LA monogram wears a crimson Santa cap beside a stitched baseball tucked into winter pine needles, holly berries, and snowflakes, while a red ribbon banner declares 24 Days of Blue Heaven Surprises—a direct nod to Tommy Lasorda’s cherished phrase for the ballpark.

24 Named 3D Roster Figurines from Dugout to Diamond

Each of the 24 individually numbered compartments conceals a freestanding three-dimensional miniature figurine mounted on a circular matte-black pedestal printed with the member’s full name. Rather than generic baseball trinkets, the lineup spans the club’s recognizable faces and jersey numbers in crisp white home uniforms with royal-blue caps, blue script lettering, and red front numerals. Manager Dave Roberts appears in his royal-blue dugout pullover alongside batting order anchors Shohei Ohtani (#17), Mookie Betts (#50), Freddie Freeman (#5), Will Smith (#16), Max Muncy (#13), and Teoscar Hernandez (#37).

Pitching depth and position players complete the 24-day progression, including Yoshinobu Yamamoto (#18), Tyler Glasnow (#31), Walker Buehler (#21), Blake Snell (#7), Edwin Diaz (#43), Roki Sasaki (#11), Tommy Edman (#25), Andy Pages (#44), Tanner Scott (#66), Evan Phillips (#59), Alex Vesia (#51), Dalton Rushing (#68), Gavin Stone (#71), Miguel Rojas (#72), Enrique Hernandez (#8), Chris Taylor (#3), and James Outman (#33). Subtle sculpted variations—from facial hair and eyeglasses to batting stances and dugout attire—give each daily reveal an unmistakable identity as the collection grows across the table.

Tactile Paperboard Architecture and Year-Round Display Utility

The custom full-wrap print covers both the front facade and the deep-blue spine, allowing the calendar to stand upright on a fireplace mantel, credenza, or home-office bookshelf without leaning or warping. Punching open a numbered door each morning creates a steady December ritual for households counting down to Christmas while bridging the quiet winter weeks between October postseason baseball and Spring Training.

Because every figurine rests on a flat, weighted circular base rather than hanging from a string, the 24 pieces transition naturally from holiday greenery to permanent display shelves, monitor risers, or memorabilia cases once December concludes. Gifted to a lifelong Chavez Ravine regular or set out as a family centerpiece beside seasonal pine boughs, the set pairs stadium nostalgia with durable desktop permanence.